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I needed a rest from all thegraphic commission so that I doodled around and tried to add some textures with my graphic tablet
at night. On our way home from the greek restaurant we walked instead of taking the tram. We passed a construction where they are building new appartment buildings. I liked the sky and the cranes rising against it.
My new found work place is in a field office that sits in a ghetto neighborhood. Can't even bring a car withour risking a bit. Everytime I walk outside with my equipment and safety gear I risk attracting attention.
That's the field office. My actual work site though, is a few meters away from the beach.
Whoever said a few minutes of staring at the sun could do no good was probably just a selfish bloke.
Saw this on my way home. Thought it was mildly amusing - reminds me of a Candi Staton song, for some reason. From the same street that brought you the pushchair with a kitchen sink.
I loved the blue of these PVC pipes. and the grass growing through was perfect.
This was shot with my lomo on slide film, that was then scanned into my computer. All of these images are a bit dark because I forgot that the ISO needed to be 100, not 400.
Geometric shapes grace the boards of a construction site hoarding, in the Distillery District of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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children’s museum & megan’s eighteenth birthday - portland, oregon - december 26, 2005
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Surveillance at a construction site. Taking a photo of it means, ironically, they are on camera, too.
Wat heeft dit te betekenen?
Please feel free to ventilate your ideas about the meaning of this sign.
This is the jobsite sign on the site of Physical Sciences building (Phase II). Notice that this sign was reused from Phase I, and the rendering is of "half" of what the building looks like now.
Photos taken on 07/18/10. More info at underconstructionforever.com